Are you on the hunt for an engaging and imaginative pastime for your little one? These vibrant parrot coloring pages are just what you need! Did you know there are 398 different species of parrots? With so many varieties, it’s no wonder these fascinating birds are beloved pets. If your child dreams of a feathered friend with stunning blue plumage, there’s a parrot for that! Or perhaps they envision two adorable lovebirds snuggling together in their cage — it’s a perfect scene to color. Even those colorful Lorikeets at the zoo belong to the parrot family.
Parrots are renowned for their brilliantly colored feathers, making them ideal subjects for coloring pages. Plus, kids can let their imaginations run wild while coloring! This activity isn’t just about keeping your tiny artist entertained; it offers developmental benefits, too. Coloring helps ignite creativity, teaches them to stay within the lines (which hones their ability to follow directions), and improves hand-eye coordination — all essential skills as they progress in school.
These coloring pages are vibrant, and once your child gets started, they’ll create masterpieces in no time! We’ve also tucked in some fascinating parrot facts, so you can sprinkle in some knowledge while they work on their art. If you’re interested in enhancing their hand-eye coordination even more, check out our nature coloring pages and ladybug coloring pages.
Free Parrot Coloring Pages:
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Parrot No. 1
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Meet this chubby parrot! Fun fact: Parrots taste with the roofs of their mouths. They only have around 300 taste buds compared to our 10,000. Yet, they’re still mainly omnivores, consuming a variety of foods, including meat! Their beaks are incredibly powerful, especially those of macaws, which can break through metal cages! Did you know ravens can also mimic human speech just like parrots? -
Parrot No. 2
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Say hello to this playful parrot! With those heart-shaped pupils, it’s likely a lovebird. This small parrot species has nine sub-species. Parrots are clever creatures; they can not only mimic speech but also perform addition and subtraction, and grasp the concept of zero! -
Parrot No. 3
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Parrots come in various shapes and sizes, some weighing as much as a chihuahua! Encourage your child to design their ultimate parrot on this page. Fun fact: Einstein, an African grey parrot at the Knoxville Zoo, can say approximately 200 words! -
Parrot No. 4
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Did you know parrot couples often look almost identical? Researchers have found that many parrots prefer mates that resemble them. In fact, you might only distinguish male from female by DNA testing or observing which one lays the eggs! Sadly, a third of parrot species are threatened with extinction due to habitat destruction and poaching. -
Parrot No. 5
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Not all parrot pairs are identical! The male Solomon Island Eclectus is bright green while the female is red and purple. There’s even a rare blue subspecies, and sometimes chicks are born with colors of the opposite gender! -
Parrot No. 6
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Thinking of adopting a parrot? Keep in mind their longevity; they can live 30 to 50 years! You wouldn’t want them to outlive you and end up in a shelter, right? The world’s oldest parrot, Cookie the Major Mitchell’s cockatoo, lived to be 82! -
Parrot No. 7
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Meet the black palm cockatoo: “I’m goth, OK?” Though its dark exterior may suggest a fierce demeanor, this social bird has a striking appearance! Fun fact: there’s a parrot named Waldo that plays in a death metal band. -
Parrot No. 8
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Most parrots are zygodactyl, meaning they have a unique toe arrangement for better gripping. If you’re looking for a lively companion, parrots are ideal as they can live over 60 years and often form large flocks! -
Parrot No. 9
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Your toddler might think they’re clever, but are they as sharp as Puck? This parakeet holds the Guinness World Record for knowing over 1,700 words! Parrots also use their feet to eat, just like we use our hands. -
Parrot No. 10
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If you’re still deciding on a favorite parrot, consider the Kea from New Zealand. This alpine parrot is known for its bold personality, often causing a ruckus at ski resorts! -
Parrot No. 11
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Parrots are such an extraordinary and beautiful species that they even inspire poetry. Here’s a snippet from a poem titled “The Parrots’ Symphony” by Geeta Radhakrishna Menon.
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In summary, parrot coloring pages offer an exciting and educational way for children to express their creativity while learning about these fascinating birds. With vibrant designs and fun facts, your child is sure to enjoy hours of engaging activity.